The Female Health Solution Podcast

With so many different types of protein out there how do we know what's best for us? Do I need a protein powder? How much protein should I be getting each day? Is this protein better than that one? In this episode I dive into all things protein! Answering all of these questions and more!

There are so many different types of cleanses on the market today, offering numerous different benefits. But, how do you know what is right for you? Do you even need to cleanse? In this episode I talk about two main types of cleanses, the differences, and who might choose to do which one.

A lot of times when women try to apply the principles of intermittent fasting, they get the opposite result. The reason being, they are applying a protocol designed to work best for men. With a few tweaks, women can use intermittent fasting to achieve the results they're looking for.

Meal prep can be one of your biggest assets when it comes to being successful, but as a busy mom I can tell you I don't always have 2-3 hours on a Sunday to prep. In this episode I will give you some of my biggest meal prep tips to help you stay on track!

Or as I say "calories shmalories." What is the truth about calories? In this episode I dive into the history on how calories are figured, and if you should count them or not. Giving you a better understanding about what it means to really fuel your body correctly.

Can the way I cook my food really impact the nutrient in it? Should I bake or broil my food? Is it better to sauté than fry? In this episode I dive into different options for cooking food, and what might be better than the other.

Dr. Patrick Flynn grew up in Crivitz, a small town in Wisconsin. The classic class charmer with an affinity for fun, Dr. Flynn was inspired early in life to understand the human body when teachers labeled him as "troubled and hyper" (reflecting a modern day ADHD diagnosis). Rather than turning to medication, he turned to education, and as a 13 year old boy began to devour every anatomy book the library had to offer. Little did he know that this pursuit of understanding would be the beginning of a lifetime of revolutionizing America's approach to healthcare. It was when his wife, Christy, informed him of her infertility that his passion became clear: understanding hormones, the building blocks of life. Dr. Flynn continued his studies relentlessly, and began to build his practice around achieving the best clinical outcomes for patients by testing for and addressing the cause of dysfunction, rather than focusing on symptoms. As such, he has been able to successfully guide patients with a wide variety of clinical diagnoses to restored function, including his wife, with whom he now has four beautiful daughters. Dr. Flynn has used his unique approach as the foundation of The Wellness Way clinics, a growing network of practices located across the United States dedicated to pioneering new concepts in healthcare to restore wellness to the entire nation. Along with his consistent study and research into human physiology, anatomy, nutrition, herbal medicine and chiropractic principles, Dr. Flynn is a compelling and dynamic national speaker and author. His life's calling is being realized as he, along with The Wellness Way clinics, continue to impact lives in communities nationwide with the principles of how the body functions and the message of true health.

We hear the term "eating clean" all of the time, but what does that realistically look like for a busy woman? In this episode I dive into what clean eating means, and how I apply it to my life! I'm also going to give you tips to apply this to your life, so you an do the best for you and your family!

Erin Oberlander is a Doctor of Musical Arts, a Certified Holistic Therapist, and a farmer's daughter who has returned home to the North Dakota prairie as a modern homesteader. She has been working with essential oils on a regular basis for the past 12 years as owner of her company Prairie Soap House & Apothecary. As a full-time network marketer, she assists people to live healthier lives through improved nutrition, healthier mindsets, entrepreneurship, and leadership development. As a former professor, Erin thrives on inspiring others with deeper knowledge in classes and workshops. Beyond these interests, Erin is passionate about exploring the medicinal and nutritional aspects of native plants and indigenous lifeways and has begun distilling her own essential oils and hydrosols with plants she grows or gathers on the prairie. When not formulating products and working with clients, Erin can be found practicing yoga, singing, preserving, growing, and foraging food, hunting, and traveling. She and her husband, Bill, have chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese, guinea fowl, and one magnificent peacock named Norman on their small permaculture homestead, Arcadia, where emphasis in life and practice is harmony with Nature, fellow humans, and the Divine. Erin's work has been published in the NATS Journal of Singing, Project Light & Love, and the High Plains Reader. You can learn more about her work at www.prairiearomatherapy.com or find her on Facebook.

What is the truth about all of those fad diets you see? Is the keto diet healthy? What about going paleo? In this episode I talk about some of the most common fad diets, and whether or not they are worth trying!